Fast Facts About Planned Giving

If you hear “planned giving” and think it’s only for people older or wealthier than you—or that it’s just too confusing—you’re not alone. However, planned giving is for people of all ages and economic statuses, and it doesn’t have to be difficult.

Check out these common planned giving misconceptions and get the answers you need.

#1. Planned gifts are complicated and confusing. They don’t have to be. There are many types of planned gifts: Most are simple and affordable, like a gift in your will or living trust. You just need to find the one that best meets your needs. We can help you find the best gift for you, just contact Francene T. Walker, CFRE.

#2. Planned gifts are only for the wealthy. Anyone can make a planned gift—no matter if your estate is worth $100 or one million dollars. Gifts of all sizes make a difference at Montgomery College Foundation. In fact, you may even be able to make a bigger impact than you thought possible when you make a planned gift.

#3. Wills are only for older adults. Having a plan for the future is important—no matter your age. An estate plan makes your wishes known and provides your loved ones with peace of mind.

Include Montgomery College Foundation in Your Future Plans

By including a gift to Montgomery College Foundation in your estate plans, you create a legacy of support at Montgomery College Foundation. We can help you get started. Contact Francene T. Walker, CFRE at francene.walker@montgomerycollege.edu or 240-567-7491 for help finding the right gift for you.

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